Rick Andrews
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375 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 19 Jul
Rick Andrews’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And in life, it feels like when I remind myself to do that, I'm like, actually, I notice stuff.
I notice things that are beautiful or sad or interesting or compelling or funny or whatever it is.
That sounds fun.
I would do that again if I if I did that.
That sounds great.
Yeah.
I think that's part of also what, it's like, it feels like kind of meaningful silliness, you know, because it's a collaborative thing, not like a, the kind of like silly jokey thing that feels like unfun is like talking to someone and they're just like, they're trying to take everything you say and like be funny, you know, and do a bit.
And it's kind of intolerable, you know, because it's not really like a genuine engagement with you.
Versus this sense of kind of playfulness where they're there and engaging with you, but they're just seeing the world with a playful eye.
And, you know, pretending to be a gumball machine that was alive would probably not be very fun if I was doing it with a bunch of people who acted like what I was doing was so lame and stupid.
But you're doing it in this context where everybody else, I'm sure, I don't remember that show, but I'm sure they were all like, this is great.
And they like built around it.
And so it's kind of like...
you learn over time that like one like the confidence and the lack of like self-criticism i think is actually like what the audience is engaging with like they want to watch you guys like play in this like full um fully present way and also you're like freed up to do that through the support of it like i don't know that i have it in me to like do that by myself you know to just be everybody's you know you know people have your back
And they're going to make whatever you do look good.
It just creates this huge space where you actually feel like you can't fail or it's kind of like not even on you to figure out like why it's good.
It's like other people are going to do that job.
And I think that that's a huge part of it is the like rapport and the trust and like the corporate term of like psychological safety.
I think that that is like a lot of what improv is building.
Yeah, it is really nice to be in a supportive context.
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